New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-28
SENATOR EVARTS IN UTICA
RECEIVED WITH MARKED ENTHUSIASM.
DISCUSSING TARIFF AND THE LIQUOR Qt EsrioN-No
NO NEED OF BEING ALARMED ABOUT The SUN

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Utica, Oct 27-senators Eyarts aud Hiscock both
made Republican speeches in the interior OF the state To-
night the former in this city and the latter nj
schenectady The Republicans OF the MOHAWK ''H'e'
showed their keen interest IN the present S"'e V"n's'
nv ndng in large numbers the mass meetings "'cn
were addressed by the senators. Mr. Eysris had au
audience which numbered 1000 persons the UTICA opera
uo,so belng packed with his listeners. Congressman
lanes $ sherman and several other prominent Repup
ucaus welcomed Mr.. EYars at the depot ana MI 0ne'
man conducted Mr. Evarts to his home THIS afternoon
q reception was given to Nj Evarts at BasSss Hole
and lie was introduced TO the ealing citizens OF Utica
A dinner in his honor afterward given by Mr. sbcr
man Among the other guests were Senator H. u, ooe
,esbau Judge Kennedy, of the Supreme Court Ellis H.
Roberts Editor OF The Utica HT0id; A. c. Miller, Dr.
W T. Ford and other leading Republicans MI. Evar's
WAS escorted the Opora House tonight by the hepne
ucan Continentas company OF 200 young kcpapheans
The opera House decorated with hags oroad
strip white muslin hung above the stage on "'A~"s
inscribed in black letters the sentences, Their only Oh
lection Democratic Editors-Iah, you are only tho
son OF your father" Colonel Grant-Well geutemen'
is II a crime the Of such fatherf Every one
of the LOO seats the Opera House was taken and
hundreds of men we're standing Mr. Evarts received
royal welcome the audience cheering MIN again """
again as no stepped upon the platform.
Henry d. Cogseshall. the kepnbhcah csh'nus'e iol
Senator from the Oneida County District male priei
srcech previous TO that of Mr. Evarts In which be pre-
d,cted that tho county would roll up big Republican
minority Senator Evarts was greeted with prolohgsu
cheering. Below Is portion Of his speech:
am happy to meet yon at this stage or
the canvass IcOnsraulatcd the Coniisentas on tner a
tIyity in 1851. They then deserved success. nut thFy
were oyerhrown. VITA other Republicans they suffered
IN that In, Ss a 0 nr SaSe nc% %e party
which mad brought the country through tweh'y-lour
Wi1h tmn common desire Of humanity for Change,
There WAS OF wonder 10 sec now IL nou'I 100 W
haworonsly we may speak about that defeat OF the Re-
publican party IN oeI IL sui must Se Inos have
Sa;ion ma Is q great experiment Inc Democrats nano
been in power thirty months and the no, Paty lGr
r tsst Of III. Republican, party and hee Will be no
question atters superior GovernnehL IL Is .ne
ss0 give new lamps Tor Old lamps and Aaadins
wo p"wer ha nroneht them oil their opery
wa moi I'll Aladdin recovered his old lamp That wealth.
mat If hey could iuvessate the Republican depart
meals they wsnld discover vast colrult2 wei, ,ne.t
msntr. Has II brought 10 lght any thng OF "hlVh the
Republican party Is ashamed ,..., ...,... :.
that been ruined by this thirty msnns RUE OF
4s he de on Se S Out "GI ty
abandoned IL In tie open sea. where 1t was ndlns
he common sentiment OF the Rerubcai. party wien
say that expect 10 regain II. Applause All Tie
never seen tr sisce 1850 When The epuo
cans has treeIf distractions of personal ahcns
earae Of rsr%nsSi,y 10 The rs0ps , Of the
mast keep ourselves abreast o. al advanced pouea'
noGcht ..,. q, cha tn,.r.s, ., ro,srs IN cor.
fle power TO the Republican party Why, the Repub.
eau parry believes IN the suffrage thar elections should
he pure there should be far ballot aHd ialr count
a fnll ballot and fun count lApplA We believe
inin Baltimore ~ sson Of s arorTauh
zeal parties and geographical vo,es We Ike 10 have
Ave lIcit any Ted grades q society in US
country! Il there ever was Ma9h Sc; III
II Is tins Nation. But this IS state
election and great ineIesIs are 10 DC .,io
How is this Naoa which ~ set apart for tee common
,be level ct me nonarcnics Of Europe lac Republican
PARTY agrees that the Nation will I've most prosperous ii
eonins as oppressed as the labsrers Of foreign
countries. Our lahersrs should not O scoi,S
net become involved III tie commercial systems OF other
countries The Repnhllc3T' WI no PENN o,nsr SS
party does intend 10 permit oiT manufac;oirs aud
ims iae of foreign ~" labor What do You thnk
OF the Democratic party. which Is seeking 10 brns
against lahorers this destructive competition
TIE CONTRAST DorwEES THE PLATFORMS
Look the platforms OF the two pohteal parties In
this State The Republicans are for protection for pre-"
lection TO all Americans AMI all American articles The
D.mocratic party on TIE other haDd, would offer deu
sve protection. The rlaiform ~ the Democratic parry
Nc are met VITA the imposing suggestion that there is
sloooo1 900 surplus money N the Nninn% rr e ~,
is heavy burden is Per"ici9n' deny deny
that II there il need and ,r, use Tor Tor
wealthy Nation f oo 9 o o former a OF Of
eaNio mat sarps 81 resk The Question
then whether the tax Is needinl Bnt When so.
on which the duties imposed pay bali these
duties then the que.iion comes whether whether, tn e
menace the only constitutional power that cas cure
The evil is the Democrats House OK kepresentsnvS YES
plus on AVN ,he Vs,ioHsi dent naisa a. well a.
an iso ;ilN hal
iaiion truly free. lAPplausel
TIE PAETY 10 Al WITH raE LIQUOR QUESTION
one OF the greatest matters that shouli agitate a
reop,e is that OF dealing with the sale Of liquor Tho
Republican party has ayswed its views understand
Thar the pespe Of this made mp Their mind 10
regulate the sale Of liquor the principle Of
srcTi.n< peace and order IN This State lAppause
The people made up thor mind $50
Wv iquor-deaers shs paid 10y them. Another point
Hey hayo determined Ia lessen the sale OF liquor AZ
rausel do believe The democratic parry ih-s the
power oi the saloon although II accepts Is alI Mheh
iou speak Of this or that statute To cheek hquor
selling you bad think also upon the question Of
the political party that i 10 enforce them. submit 70
you that the Republican party has done great deal
foIin hat communities N which HqGorse ling can be
clicked BY IA" os ssn, Where '" III. Temperance
sentiment Is not 80 strong ne 1l@te sh.i
MAI d.e e n. pe@ocrae oai say on s sbIoe
ind anrthing except That ola piece OF political
tIi>a b taat iney ara opposed TO snnptnary law
Why have not had any snLpiuary LAWS In an Ehshsh
community for 200 Sunlpualy laws were pdssod
la InrisBd display By the ri'h III sunp,h'Iy
laws passed they would affect the rich men IN
Flfh-ave.. New York. aud not the saloons
WoRDs rF PRAISE TOR FOR DE IANCiY NiCoLf-
Mr. Evarts closed his speech by skcchng the efforts Of
Ire Republican TO increase the foreign trade oil
The United states 10y fostering steamship DneA He
praised tao Republican, senate also ior passing The ffes
Dental succession bill. lie then continued:
bring you assurance from Newly Ork cry mat we
shall elect of candidates there Tho Dem
ocras had east a-ie aefender 81 society he aheoy
Nieo. The Republican party nominated hiin for Ds-
tctAttorney because knew lie would prosecnts The
tmeves aud brittle givers. lie was Democrat, but we
tnow lie had done Ills duly los ally TO the people OF New
York aud honest able MAN
We did No nominated Randolph
Il. MARITIME. an.tAcr DEMOCRAT, because he also
had been i3iih!w public officer and because knew